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Alumni Survey – Main Survey
2017 Alumni Survey - Unlinked Demographics
Our not-for-profit does not discriminate on the basis of race, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or ability. In order to track the effectiveness of our recruiting efforts and ensure we consider the needs of all our members and alumni, please consider the following questions.
The following responses will be fully anonymized
; there will be no way to connect the information below to the responses you have provided previously. You may choose ‘Prefer not to say’ for some or all of the following questions.
Do you identify as a transgender person?
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Yes, I am a transgender woman
Yes, I am a transgender man
Yes, I am non-binary, genderqueer, and/or third gender and identify as transgender
No, I am cisgender
No, I am not cisgender, but do not identify as transgender
Prefer not to say
Do you identify as LGBTQ+?
*
Yes, but I would prefer not to specify
Yes, and I would like to specify
No
No, but I identify as an LGBTQ+ ally
Prefer not to say
How do you describe your sexual orientation? Please select all terms with which you identify.
*
Lesbian
Gay
Bisexual
Queer
Asexual
Demisexual
Pansexual
Polysexual
Prefer to self-describe (See Below)
Prefer not to say
Other (See Above)
Do you identify as having a mental or physical difference? (Such as a disability or mental illness)
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Yes
No
Prefer not to say
How do you feel that your mental or physical difference has impacted your experience in the video game industry?
Significant positive impact
Mild positive impact
Little or no impact
Mild negative impact
Significant negative impact
Prefer not to say
Do you feel that the communities in which you have identified have impacted your experience in the game industry?
Yes
No
How do you feel they have or have not had an impact on your experience in the game industry?
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